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(19) "The territory (Drāviḍa) which also includes the northern half of Ceylon, extends northwards up to an irregular line drawn from a point on the Arabian sea about 1,000 miles below Goa along the Western Ghats as far as Kolhapur, thence north-east through Hyderabad, and farther eastwards to the Bay of Bengal." (Encyclopædia Brit. ed. 11, p. 550).